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I made my semiannual trip to the mall yesterday. I go for the stroll
and enjoy the mounting holiday madness. One of my stops is Teavana. This year I noticed they have double walled glass in just about every conceivable configuration. The price is right for viewing the agony of the leaves. I usually stand in front of the counter trying to notice new stock while ignoring the clerks telling me about their favorite tea. This time it struck me I would choose teas by the looks of the grade since there is noway to taste. I even ignored the tin cover waifing performance. Ive come to the conclusion from experience a nice grade means a better all around tea. I picked up Assam Gold Rain. One of the prettiest colored grades Ive seen in a long time. As I said before buy any tea with the word Gold in it. It has one of the better lasting finishes in any Assam Ive tasted in some time. The decanted wet leaf in the pot has a salty smell. It hasnt lost its jungle origins. The taste is light for an Assam with good aroma. It also was one of the cheapest. My other choices Nine Dragon Golden Needle, Golden Jade and Yunnan Emerald Buds. Ill mention them in the next couple of days if anything else noteworthy besides the grade. Jim |
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